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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-03

TRz NHHzzkboUra AND PLANE oE Boon
LEa McGARz0KR-Hn u aoR
DISGUISED.
CHToAoo, Aug. "a Dsiie Meas spe-
eial fFom St. OasheFine's, 0ntarsa, says
it i reported that McGariale. acsinQ 90
the Recommendation of Dr.. St. John.
will arrive at So. CafheFine's today and
employ lawyer =. K. Sc. John Go cen
dact his defense in case an attanpa Al
arrest and extFadisian is made. Law.
Yer 81 John resides 81 81 CAiherine's,
and g . brother 10 The noted Chicago
physician.
Another diepateh states that be ar
rived 81 Wyoming. Canada. "a one
o'cleek Monday, having driven over
from Szrnta, sixteen mtleA he stop
ped Al hotel Until six a. m. when ha
took the train for Loadon. He made
no sH rt 20 hide his identity, and was
recognizsd BY both conductor aud
brakeman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-03

tura hg D. = CARR. Repahliean- Pre-
haolkionisl. oy 20 majority.
Iee vote Tor Fox, Rgneihionist for
NoxcEnoF. IN tbs e1anty viii be 500 or
so. Women we're a. he polls warkinR
10 TIE interest Of ths Rrahihiliun ticaea.
In Jes@mine county there waa more
sxeiee@S1k and very Gloss yate. II 10
claimed that the DamoeEaais candidate
for shs LaeislAtuTe is defeated hy q few
votss. In MAssn coanky there IL a
heavy Rep9h can gain. IL GlraTa
county, which ia the hnwe af Brady,
The Repahlieana have 500 majority.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-03
ROADS IN JAPAN.
RAILROAD BUILDING THK UPPKRMosT
TOPIC wTrH KvKRx ONE N TEE
WarpTRR


San FRANCISCO, Aug. 2-Nooman
Oyatsu, Q wealthy japanese who is
making Q toar Of the globe and Who
has Just arrived In this city, stated 10 q
reporter today the Japaness govern
ment 10 at present building railroads in
twenty-fonF different places In the En-
piFa.
He said: "RaiIroad baildiMg ia the
topic uppermOst With everybody. The
Mikado 10 most enthusiastic regarding
10. In the next i've years We shall have
many railroads constructed and Toxic
will b0 sh9 great ue1tEs. u has ave-
already. Both marrow and standard
gauge roads are being built. We Ret
the rails from various countries, bat
principally from England and Germany,
aa well ~ cars and locomotives from
the latter. AZ we are q very initiative
people. however, we shall be able TO
make our own cars and locomotives In
akout Ave years"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-03

TKH UzIoM PACIFIC FTaUETNa O. E4Ea8
HakKK oY Tuz TRAxsoozTmETAL

SAx FRANcsco. Aas. 2.-Tbs pnhna
Paei8e - making . strong and vsFy
eaectivs eHoEt 10 e0ntrui ihe kRanseon-
tinentAl frsight business- The Oalifor-
MA Faa4 FFssght ana. Of wkich q y eEe
saadinR maDbaRs has snoftaned tee
sima en fFei9ht aAipments between thia
etsy and Chieaeo. asd b. the asd Of -
eannestians. kaa bses aba 20 EAks
soma exespkioaaiiy good fsstget flme
trom Nsw TsEk. Tssasy days was for
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-03

SAN FRkxoEsco, AnR. l.-InfoFmstion
was received that she British bark Star
Of Scotia, which cleared from this port
for Cork on April 26th and vas foun-
dered OF the Falkland Islands, no date
beiaa given, had q crew Of twenty-two
persons. about half Of whom we're saved.
The bark vas commanded by Captain
N. O0star. The Star Of Scotia Vas
buiIt Of iron, registered 97f tons. and
vas owned 10 EngiAnd. she was worth
about eco, 900, aud tbs loss Is covered
by insurance. Her cargo wRH Wheaes
valued as e56, 200, which vas also In
sured.
Hew omceFs fer the Little saFrsw
eaAGe.
eAN FaAacxsco, AuR. i.--The Direct
org Of the South Pacific Coast Railroad
Company met today and resigned. Their
places we're flIed b. she following new
Directors: Leland Stanford, q. II.
CFockeF, Timothy Hopkins, Charles
OFooker, @. p. HuBtiugtons w. +. Hupt-
iuotou and N. r. Smith. Leland stan.
ford was elected President. and O. Y.
OF0okeR Vioe President. A new time
schedule is being made, by Which the
ferry boats will efoss San fr@nsiaco
Bay every fifteen minutes.
An opEmm AmaEEteF Sentenced.
sAH FRANeEsco. Ana. 2.-Gso. Conner,
formerly one Of Q gang importing
opium 4hFouah Canada and Who, when
oapiared, gave the Customs lnspsotoE
bard battle, vas sentenoed today. In
the Court, this morning. bis attorney
stated that q hne woui4 he paid will
inQly and made an appeal foE msFcy.
Tndas "a Hmsn did not look With favor
% shs proposition 70 iDaics hns. and
sentenced O1nnoF 10 - months impFis
oument in tbs Alameda oounty Jail.
California Fruit shippeA East.
sAM FnaMcEsoo, Ang. z.-~Fri-weskly
fruit trains are Roe being run from
aaeFameuso 80 Chie8Ro aud AeW York.
Wksn tbs ssgvies was nrst inaaRuFate1
knt ons train w1a run weekly. hal ths
railroad psopls belisgs thai Ia . shcrt
tine daily tEains viii be pat on. Tue
hFss ahipmsut Of California grapes 50
the EsMs TITS ssaSon was maae on sA8
ugssay, when Q train Of eighteen ears %
uisnnlIAnseas fFuit lefs Sacramento.
Tbs secand train lsft laat svaoinR. Ihe
sahadnls time 10 Chicago ta 10 hOura,
she oniy aenps beina sor fHsI. water and
exshanRs 81 engines and crews. Esah
aar b iaadea 20 % 70 e1ntaiR 1900
psauds Of fFuit-
HaAk 9epaFts Called Fer.
wAsazoxoN, Aag. z-Tha Comp.
srclleg Of tbs CuFfensy has called o.
shs National Bankz for report Of taeil
esnasticn aG the eiose o. bnaiassa %
AnRnat L. No fepoEt @ss erss sslles
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-03

FoTT8YfLEH IFasl. Aug, IA move.
ment, which may eventually exercise 4
sensible eject upon labor Ia this reQlou,
will have ita inauguration today. A
party Of forty picked Miners, under
charge Of travelling Passenger Agent
Potts, % the Chieaeo. Milwaukee a Ne.
Panl Railway, will leags here via the
Pennaylvania Railroad fog Fort Alberta,
British Columbia, whore they will To-
smpsoyed Ia the AuthFaeits Goal Com.
pany'a mines, recently opansd in fhat
region. OikeK parties will fellow a.
aoon az theg can b oFQansxnd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-03

WAaHNoxoN, AaR. The Comp
sruileF Of ths CaFfensy has called On
ahe Naaionas Bankn for 4 rsp0st Of tAeiE
esuss8icn aa tie eiose o. bnasassa oa
Anenms las. No fecoxt @ss evss ssllsd
fpr IL shs rnen8h Of Aagrsa uEsil Les.
ysAF, whsn Aagszt xyth w1s the dAts
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-03

hEH ioHK, Aua. 2-Tha sisamaF
MonmsushshlRs, from China 10 japan.
with q cargo Of ths Bsw aeop Of tea
consigned 10 Carter, Hawlsy A O9m-
pany, arrived as QaaFantine this morn
ina. she less Yokohama in an ocean
raee with the steamer Glanshiel. which
arrived iaaf week.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-03

FuLTos MO-, AaQ. 2.--1he nfseen
lady attendants Of she state Lunaiis
Asylnm have gons On O atsike. The
Board Of Managers lenglhened the
employees hoafs 80 that they oould no
lopRsR have thsif EVENINGS 20 them-
aalVea
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-03
t1er. Bu11a1ne, james srreet

EnrnIEn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-03

San FmAAcEbcs. Asg. 2.~Qnils q uum.
bef OF new appointmsnts have been
nads in tbs operating deparfnena of
the Milwaukee A Bt. PaBl 4. AZ. Whit
man has basn appalHtad General Man.
aRes, q. Bart, Cbief Eaaiaeer, ana
ShsFbarns s4noofn. General supsrin-
ten1ent.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-03

EEW foEEs Ara s.~-8 IA, fowsra, che
absent pFtsiiaga mAhee, mas n0giilsa
Ggasd and hearg ih1t be will Be A
thetF ofnoe aoncsfou and segtls Al lis
outstanding claims. II IL und6aatood
that hts friends ahp keid elAima maalnat
sim have ana0nnoed tneif Wiilinanaas
" aeoeps the acsaai asaamns of thsaf lans
and pos tnsss1 90 hia payina ska falA
ascent a ths alaeFenes of tle anarksf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-03
VILLAGE Fleaaed.

wu4KEsnARRE, Aug. LA dam buFsa
on the mountain today letting ths water
down into she village Of Parsons. Tbs
whole town was flooded and the people
hAd 20 aeo for their livea. Four bridges
were washed away and mach other dam
aae was done. At Laarett the water
caught fifty loaded coal cars and dash
% them down the mountains iihe kindi.
irg wood. The losses will probably
reach 9220 600,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-03

LoHp0s, Ana. LIN the Honao oa
Commons this evening. Ferguson, Par
liamentaFy Secretary foFthe Foreign OF.
zoe. said that tho British Govern mana
vas hspeful Of obtainlnR satisfactory
settlement Of the Canadian nsh heFiaa
diapuka Al no distant daw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-03

PaI1aDELRHIA, AHS. 2.--Ths Catholic
Total Ahsiinaaee Uniena Of Amarien
will begin THAR seyengeenlh general
oonwensicn Ia this city toEaorrog.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-03

SARAToaA, AUG. 2.-Tha Republican
State Committee this noFniBg selected
Saratoga ~ tbs place % nesting for the
Republican State Convention and Sep
sembeE Ath as she date.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-03

NASHVILLE, Aug. LA alleha earth
quake shock was felt heFs. passing from
hoaEn 10 norm o. l1saT 8. d. ~ bnu0k
several articles Oa a table In tha police
headquarters and woke up the members
Of nFe company 10 the eastern part OF
the ciky.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-03

EvAMEyELLH. Ind, Aug. LA aliakt
shock Of earthquake was fela here short-
~ after midnight. No damage was ro-
rorfaA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-03

BERLIA, Aug. Lit Is reported that
Prince Ferdinand with start for Bnlga.
ria tomoFFow TO assume the oalioe OF
Prince against the advice Of BIS gans ily.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-03

TonoRTo, (Ont.l, AuR. Z. = The
Dominion 0oyeFnment has decided 10
sabaidszs the Canadian Pacific route
for the transportation Of British trans.
Pacific malta.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-03

PARIa. Aug. 1.-FeFFy has finally che
sen Meaafs. PFonat and RAynal az see
onds 10 his coming dnel with BonlanReF.
mmeaAeA a mmhmtaanm
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

y eea t1e Fgsslseai 81 he A4s1 Aeiacsi
E9.isse. Cblesx'3 a. s.l-a<is gtlF st-i&2 sn1
saE9e.sE krsless.s : t4as4s Ala. saya
II &oai3 IesaFa as ala -ss@ga - a1a4e~
"a inte tss - 81 efez3 a. > ee< 4ttSeesa
x ,eae eslaIae.i - ie 4rs lstse -z9nazs ,
4eea ths Stsss AssassF ~ tsoso. frotes-
ssE J4sase h k41ceez sa5s tae ssis - =
es1l1K pse1ef ee1 Iala33z zz<As>lllA csf
ss8ef . sflo1s sxaio<t tcs pee 1eAsso
xn1a tae lhsslist ~ lEe hea.t1 Depart
aesnt 0i tt4ziu1a II i-fslesz9r y BE 4-aef.
En.ts pr ee1g 81 l1ls f9ts4Dt1,s drug "a
. b1ki1g p10eex forced icto 4sfeeti7s
lauilsfs - aese. gte.y pare. u = tine
tnaf ta4 puolie s1osld b. l8foftuse 81 soz1s
siss cis fass.8d ~ discoveries auosoniz lu
t4k.ax foeaer Ai1 . teas spoonful. - eak
ias koeeer Nith ) lttls @stsf. sooEgh 70
h4uifs i,. sAd eoii Il z1lilsfste5 TIE otor
IF 4AElCllz ali Qs p.ai9ll teieeifec TIE
pzes<nee Cf 9EsDlcsta be llosl cxsss also IN
Glcatss THAI alum 5 Used. as Deariy al ths
a4m 81 coUIeT,s eootalns sAulo0i2 =
Pare oAking pos ser wlli not eve tie fziat-
sci a1nm9alcal oaor. s0Gle baking powders
are supposed principally of sIaFcn- These
tol iato 4 thick dirty paste.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

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tl.tafs As4s "a - ksa@sisn<sss3
Esssoa l. Ese 1ss srfaszns1 - : si-sses
~ sasa az as "a ees spsa - >sasisf An@
ssAalzi 1ss 50 ~. ~ eas~ 49, se- sosn
- A1szg = 80 lezrag. 34isa A@i-
sze asks. ~ s. 81 Daslsl.sa- e.. 1ss lfiea os-
se- ta~ l.fc. -ns 1fs94t a. a.tyfeef -
: etsrxe ~ k-sDsa< 8is - lls'sa opea "a sun
e4s 49, seqaitfst fsffo-snso bsntlis -,
&C. - 80 8ss agGesstses. tsstassi tEAk De-
teesa : 4A1 4 g'eloek. las c4A1sJ l.-eft--
,lE as sas NJ A1Aszcsissl -
el8 ss.qen. llls keallsmz8 s.Aise tsAt ~
sssi.l~s aeogs his plses q easloess sn1 -
iae uaas &c szs silexsd 10 base alnlltiet
sas ofa1se hls Etils ehlid So il a1d -
ana down tafo the saloo1 f2g sofns ~iiss
4l4 intasiia atsiY tstaTuzd upalalfs Ja
bearing tbs. kbs Court islale:istsiY rs
ns Ase8 ia. respondent. saytGx tnas s1<f~
sas 40 ssi6suee 20 aQthorize fae tssuli p ~
a Compliant. The patFoim4n fepoxtss' LA@
matter - saps ,mifn saO ordered Saf-
fsuE .ssusd aad Eaa al innocent mAA
arrested.
Best WiIsoa. James oAislas
ald I9sep3 kssrcon were Ais1
before cry On charge of assa1lting sts
Assistant PounImastsf. Maine fsfea91t.
fAr-~'~-~t@~ p
vague and indefinite testimony. aud AFs.
kfanakoph and Martha ] shoemakef tes-
tined that they saE the Poundmastsr 20
up 10 Bert Wilson sad attack niEi, STRIKING
him over the bead with revolver. lie
bounded him until they wSre both out IA
lne street. and The cries Of the ~omen a.
tractea tie attention Of shields and Rear
don = no up0O Their arrivail0and Wilson M
conscious Ga the ground and fernAont stiii
be4ll1g him. Mrs. shoemaker testinsa TIA.
kefna0ut was Intoxicatsc Judge Nestiali
presided IN the absence of Judge Holmes.
wh0 sas spending the day Al the Lake with
iliends. The attorneys submitted the case
20 the jury without zfgument, and the
Judge said be would not charge TIE jury.
Alter about i've minutes delOeratton YER
Diet of not guilty was rendered, and the
respondents we're discharged The general
l opinion OF the Court officials IS that The
Assistant Postmaster Is an ass. and that TIE
citizens Will soon demand that lie be TO
moved.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

Murphy and Collins Both ia the Pink OF
conditios-A Talk with Bob wright

Murphy and Collins Both In the Pink OF
conditios-A Talk with Bob wright
The Murphy Collins night which takes
place near this city tonight at 10 o'clock
sharp will be one Of the finest exhibitions
Of the manly art ever witnessed IN this
neck Of woods. James Murphy, since his
victory with Harry Jones. has been resting
a. his bone and Is Ia fine condition. lie
will strip al l35 pounds, and promises TO do
fins work ia the contest. John Collins ar
rived from Detroit yesterday afternoon with
his trainer, Bob Wright. and appears 10 be
ia much better condition than when
he fought the 34-rOund draw with
Kelliher- Dineen. he weighed 1876 pounds
last evening with his clothes on and viii
strip about eight pounds lighter he Is
more confident OF winning this match than
he Was the one with helliher, as the latter
was an unknown quantity.
A reporter for the TxLEsRAN-HERAtD, IN
conversation With Mr.. Wright asked II he
was aware OF Dineens identity at the time
Of the other battle when the encyclopaedia
OF sporting events remarked: mo, sir;
was not. Before the fight from bis talk
and actions | thought be was green, but
before be had been long IN the ring
saw that he was somewhat OF
an expert But even that did
not dismay me in the least for / knew that
Collins was a better man. He had Dineen
whipped when the officers interiered, and
that round would have been all that was
necessary 20 have settled the night, with q
knock out and victory for Collins"
Collins and Murphy are both straight
rrm fighters. Jones was a swinging fight
er. curving bis blows like base ball
pitcher. Il viii require no preliminary
work for either man TO size the other up,
40 the work will De lively and continuous
from the opening 10 the finish.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

~. m 81 Nsi = s.sz nss
f.tl
ems s.s.se A4#e -
Tts r. tsfs lalsa.eaess eenienl-
So. tr. .s- ai aa slsii .fta tc
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.ssfsat s4s i-saei Jsaisslag ier ies
49, ~ IS il Cang4 4seli 0u e9nelesat "a
Rsals Aa1.eI, 90 eaafzs ~ Fet'5 iaf
e-nT
Fas sal s.ssa a. Esimers Has lass sesa-
tau 80 tae seas8f ~ fss1x otiea, 80
80 - ars.t Is tie a1esr aaa faasi ~DfNs'
was laf4siy altea,isi a-t nlase.A- 49,
esss.
Fa.lrssa ssr re ssolaa 4ee4 - AAf'.s.
49,. ..fs4.st AZ over folf ill ta1td 1isii - /.
more l11n tsr tbs cofres 4e1i'i.1's 77s@ %
ISL
rs. s,ara Eaa Base Ball Cig5. q this
,i,g .ra -ne Hlifo1ns 81 to0Derstti4s,
ha,fsx each Won . game vi meet nsA'
.ssk rro1a1iy "a this elty, - pay sAe
rubber
a aartial 8rzsBization Of tie coachnsn' :
Fnt.o - thfs citg Las 5ee1 sfisc tel, an1
aaathsr meeting IS - be held next aoaaaf
H8neft boNllan - fresilsat and kd~afd
baker Secretary. 81 ne tato1-
Ass.stant Prosecuting Attorney Eastman
49, ~ to Rockford t1.s 1otniaz g. CON
tine she examination Df Augustus upsle.-
Ter of Chicago. claTzed ailA assault ~i-n
intent - DO great bodily harm isss tAAA
murder
The Grand Rspid Guards will pat nes
foar 10 laeir aru8IrV aU1 lc11eu i- 80 tha'
th~g ean ffA without annoy tnS psofir
vbo oar consregate Ia the Royal Afc4n ~
Hal underneath. TIE company ~ii also
make other improvements.
BqafaE passed a. the recent session o.
The stare Lesialature, Justices of the fescf
- Authorized % draw orders for witness
fees alrsctiY 0n the County Treasurer ~
th- oli pian accounts bad t0 go % tn'
board of supervisors before they could d
pad.
rbs gsekson Rifss. which defeated ths
graad kapias Guards IN the prizs dxlil hss'
ca tha Foartn 81 Jaig. have challenged tn'
netroit Crews % drill for = STAKE OF tirs
dariax the coming reunion Of The Army o
ta. fsnnessse. The challenge Will Dc &C
Septsd
Frank Brady ManAgsr OF the Blac.
StockInxs. q. Murphy of the Athietics, kU
ssae Brock of the south Ends. and jim
Murray of the Grand RApids base bal
taans. are considering the project OF organ
izlnx local league and giving exhioinol
games.
ZONES Impfon. the old veteran who
wanted a. Oedensburg, y. y. where pen
siau has ossn granted him. Is IN this city
lie and his friends think that the letter o.
inquiry was sent out 70 obtain information
10 enable bis relatives TO get pos-aa>on o
the pension money.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

To Mr. and Mrs. g. A. Kenwick--a boy.
VIII Williams Is confined 10 the house by
illness
Clad Morton IS up North for few days
on business uip.
Miss Cora Riggs has gone 70 Pottsdam. y.
y. 10 visit trends.
H.H. Gnaden. Of Ososso. dined at The
Morton yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. 3. Provin left last even
ing for New York City.
{. y. shepard has returned from trip IN
the " .sconsin pineres-
Miss Edith Law. OF Chicago. IS the cues;
OF Miss Agnes Taylor. OF Davis-st.
Fred L. Goss, OF ths Goss Printing Press
Conpany, OF chicago. Is IN the city.
Geo. W. Chandler. Of Detroit, q well
known insurance agent, Is in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Potter hsve returned
from 6heir visit with friends IN Canada.
Mrs. Frank Conl0n and family have re-
turned from . months solourn az Ottawa
Beach.
Miss Lulu Peck. OF Ovosso. is visiting
her aunt. Mrs. ). G. smith, Of 5o7 East
Fnlton-st.
Fred. Tinkhan leaves today FOR two
weeks' vacation which be will spend at Es-
canshs and Trout Lake.
Mrs. J Blickls and family have gone to
Grand Haven. % visit Alderman Christian
Gallnaeysr and family, Of that city.
"Rsn" Barker, OF The Reed City CI1rion,
passed through the city yesterday en-
ronte for Iona % attend the soldiers re-
union.
NJ aud Mrs. A. L. Siblsy we're called %
Iouia Yesterday By telegram announcing
the death Of Il. II. SsuslTke, Mrs.. Sioley 5
father.
Deputy Sheriff Cowens lsft for Chicago
yesterday after writing = letter to SheriH
bishop stating that he vas going to get
married.
Fay Watson, Of Granville, has gone 10
ftonv Point Tor weeks visit 20 friends.
ls Il understood that the principal attrsc-
tion IS a young lady.
The many friends Of Mrs Geo. ". Nun.
son vii Be pleased 90 learn that a sighl
change for the better vas noEicesols in her
condition yesterday.
Harry Wilson. the popular night clerk oI
The postoface. has rsturned from a weeks
outing a. Nscafaws Park and has resrmed
the iischsrge Of his duties.
Col r.. &. Clowry. Vice President OF th'
Western Union Telegraph Company. sne
other Western Union officials, are in th'
citg on = tour Of inspection.
fsn Fletcher, Travelling Passenger AGENT
Of The n. q. n. & N. Railroad. and Fred II
lord Travelling Passenger Agent Of the
Northern PsCiic, were in town yesterday.
William II. Hoeger. formerly with
eonsri Beniamins IS nov In business a
fos Angeles ca. lie writes that C0lons
Msssmore. IT this city was thsrs few days
sgo.
&. G. Biakls7 snd vile, Howard Rinkley
and Mrs. r. Holland Of Richmond. ind
are a. The Morton. The party are sn rout,
t1r home sfier a Summer soi0arn ia North
sro Michigan.
Normsn ascIver and Mss HatHe Smith
vsre married BY Rev r. M0er17z lss
eveninz a. the residence ~ the bride psr.
snts. corner of Livingston and Fairbanks
SIS Miss Clara 6auer acted ~ bridesmaid
and Gsorre Mcdonald. 81 omsna. Neh.
vas best man. The presents wsrs Runer
Gus aud raiuatie
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

A petition signed by 'hs President Sec
FeiaTy and Trustees ot the East Street. Hoi-
Iand CHRISTIAN Reformed church vas Sled
with the County Clers YESTERDAY. rgavins
the tircuit Court - v1cste the siisv in the
rear ~ the chr-rh. which r. located on Van
teenNsr sEitfror to the citv ~ Grand
Eari r. IN arie~ that The chnrch nay he err
iarged. f1is wousd necesUtais tae tufid-
ing Of an ssaioon on The g.caud where the
er is nov sit 1siet The petition sets
cess fo the aileY and severAi coed rsasons
az -tren VIZ the aiier strnsa ho varatsf
the efouertv tbpfeol xosns 80 ths owners of
khe PROPERTY asffoinirr
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18
WELL sArlsFIED.
For They are Gettaax An aud aors than
Wss E4psstsd-

was IA APDesSas
In the absence OF Ar. k0senth2l, Of the
Towsf Clothing Company. Who went east
last week. tor q new stock Of goods, Mr..
Ed f.. TFomb.sy has the management OF
affairs under the T0ser Clock. Ar. from
bisy Is wearing fully as many smiies these
August Gavs IS any Of our mercbsnte, iOf
although this j. the dnliezi time Of The year
foF trade the clerks are kept busy al Cay
long wSitns Oh customers, Who keep COM
ing 20 secure the enormous bargains that
eFe being offered AZ this sale. TIE man
sgement are more than pleased Al the pat
ronage accorded them thus far and pro-
pose 10 continue the sacrifce OF prices and
profits on their goods iOI the balAnce OF the
month. Il IS a great question II such al
opportunity will ever again be offered the
public 10 secure clothing a. such great bar
gains as cah now be found and obtained o.
the Tower Clothing Company.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

The complaint In the case against Mann
and Hannah. Of Caledonia, for highway
robbery was drawn by Justice Ward, of that
township. and IL so ambiguous that the
Prosecuting Attorney thinks IL would be
useless 20 Try to convict them upon II, as IL
charges them with assault, robbery. attempt
20 Kill and several other crimes. The case
viii be n0lle pros 3, and they viii be rear
rested on a more definite charge.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18
REDMONO'S OPERA HOUSE.
The Changes and Improvements Which
Are Being Made by Brady & Garwood.

sir Brady, senior member Of the firm of
Brady & Gaawood the new lezsees of Red
mond's Opera House. IS in the city looking
after matters connected with the theatre.
The new ground floor entrance is being
pushed rapidly to completion. and the
change will be one greatly appreciated by
the public. A coy little ticket Office,
ladies' parlor aud reception room. mana
gers private Office and lobby will be iea-
lures OF the addition OF the first floor.
The management propose tor time
10 play companies for weex,
but then contempiAtes changing their at
fractions twice week. The companies
will be OF such character as to met with
the hearty endorsement Of the public and
embrace dramatic, operstic and other attrac-
tions. -Four matinees will be given weekly.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
The house will be opened to the public
Monday evening. August -, with Wilbur :
Opera Co. an organization numbering
thirty-two performers, and 10, % and 30
cent prices will prevail. Mr. GarwoOd will
make bis headquarters IA this city.